The making of: X-rated Liqueur alcohol beverage shot

Like I mentioned before, I’ve used dry ice and color gels to get the shot. This is a screenshot of the lighting setup form the video (for those who can’t play video alone here):

The Lighting setup

The front light is number one, rim lights are twos, slightly behind the bottle. A backlight is number 3 with pink gel in it, and white background light is number 4. What else? Lens was shifted to correct perspective distortions from the low camera angle. I’ve used Cambo Ultima technical camera for this.A matte subject is sooo easy to shot:-)

The shift of the lens:

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